Townhome vacation rentals in Japan

We enjoyed our stay at Megumi’s :) Definitely our favourite accomodation during our 3 weeks in Japan! The house had everything we needed and more including a full kitchen, heaters, plenty of storage space, Netflix etc. It has a very homey, cozy feel. We felt very at home. Location is great, with the train station just around the corner. Convenience stores within walking distance and plenty of restaurants. Walkable distance to Namba, Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori, or a very short train ride. Megumi communicates quickly and effectively. We truly appreciated having her as our host. Just be aware stairs to bedroom are extremely steep and may be unsuitable for elderly or physically impaired people.

Overall a good stay. The host was very accommodating and gave us an extra heater since it’s cold in Kyoto this time of year and we wanted the place bit warmer. The host communicated well and even allowed us to check out later with our train time being late afternoon. Would recommend this for 2 guests only as space is kind of tight. Also water in shower didn’t get as hot as we’d like but we managed. Thanks for hosting us!

Very very good location, right in front of 7/11 so you very accessible. Walking distance to the nijo castle. Definitely recommend!

During the peak season, there is a good value for money, and the location is easy to find and transportation is also convenient. There are two things to say that there are two things: 1. The voltage in the house is too small, and other appliances are basically unusable when the induction cooker is turned on.This is also verified from the host; 2, the stairs are too narrow, and luggage is not convenient to carry up and down the stairs.

The house itself is a house where you can feel that the host is cleaning well every time. On the second day, I dropped things and freshened under the bed, but there was no dust at all, but it was at the level of a house that was vacuumed every day. Even after a sudden change of check-in time, he came and cleaned it up and gave me a lot of information. You're so kind. The house is equipped with almost all convenience products except cleansing foam and cosmetics. There is also a washing machine and detergent/softener. And for Koreans, be careful if you have dry skin. It's not a problem with this house, but the general house in Japan is quite cold, so I have to turn on the heater with the air conditioner unconditionally, but sincerely, it was so dry that on the second evening, my intellectual friend was fine and polar, so my face came up red and it hurt. There are no convenience stores nearby, and there are 7-Eleven and Lawson at the entrance of the station. There is a very large grocery store and drug store, so I recommend going to the drug store without going to Donkey, which is expensive and far away. ☺️ I stayed well in a good house!

Sachi was very nice and always respond back for any question I do the reservation for my son 22 years old and his friend , i was worry as a mom But sachi house is safety and the area also I deffinally recomended

Probably the best Airbnb I’ve ever stayed at! Our host was also very friendly, the check-in was in person and they even stayed late to show us around! The place was look right the same as the photos, I would certainly recommend this place! Thanks Nobuyuki!

This is a very cool experience staying in a 150 year old historic Kyoto macha. You feel like you are living in the old ways of Japan, with original woodwork, original sliding doors, and kotatsu table. The neighborhood is an authentic, mellow residential area but there are restaurants, grocery stores, etc nearby. The bus took us to Gion in about 35 minutes, super easy. One thing to note if you are coming in winter or cooler months is that the front room and kitchen are not heated. We spent a lot of time under the kotatsu though which was very cozy and special. The host, Koichi, was very friendly and clearly takes a lot of pride in the house. When you check in he will give you a tour and make you green tea and chat, so be sure and build in an hour or so for the warm welcome!

We really enjoyed our stay here. Lovely place and great host! We’d recommend and come back again!

It was spacious and comfortable

Amazing stay, so easy, comfortable, and the amenities were fantastic

I stayed at this place with a friend for two nights and was really impressed. The Machiya is well kept and in a good location. If I return to Kanazawa, I would be happy to stay here again.

Pleasant and functional traditional accommodation. The bathroom in onsen mode is lovely. The decor is pretty.

Beautiful and traditional in a very peaceful area of Kyoto yet walkable to Tokyo station and Gion district

Amazing stay, we slept so well. The place is clean and new, great location!!!

down to the details, lovely stay

Check-in is very convenient!Temporarily added two rooms. It is close to the station, and it is super convenient to go to Umeda and USJ, and I had a lot of fun, thank you for providing such a convenient place to stay.I will come to Osaka again next time.

I highly recommend Leo’s home. It’s located in an awesome neighborhood very close to Umeda. Despite its proximity to Osaka station the neighborhood is quiet and had a ton of cute shops and restaurants. The home was clean, spacious and perfect for our family of four. I highly recommend Leo’s home.

A really great quiet place to stay. You have to walk a bit to get to the location from the train stations. Everything was very clean and tidy. A very comfortable and spacious place to stay in Japan.

Pristine apartment in a wonderful location, with Lin and Ran being super attentive and communicative. Definitely stay here if you want to explore Shinjuku, I will definitely be back!

Beautiful house on quiet street that is accessed by walking a short distance on a narrow street. The house was thoughtfully decorated and had a wonderful atmosphere. You walk 5-10 minutes and you’re in the busy district of narrow streets and temples. When you get home to the house it is very quiet and tranquil. It was a nice place to call home and rest before venturing back out into the busy streets of Kyoto. It was roughly $10 USD to get from Kyoto train station to the house via cab. The cab driver can’t take you all of the way to the house, so you have to walk 2 mins with your bags to the door. The house is backed up against a freeway overpass. While not ideal aesthetically it didn’t bother us in any way. The house feels very private and quiet. We would stay here again without hesitation.

There was no inconvenience during our stay and we had a pleasant time.There was also an audio room and a theater room, and I was looking forward to it, but unfortunately I didn't have time to relax in the room and I couldn't use it because I didn't have time to go out.I was almost in the kitchen except when I slept, but I had a relaxing time so I could see the courtyard and overlook the room.Every room felt thoughtful and full of writing, I was able to adjust it to my own liking, and I was able to relax.